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RE: filmscanners: best film scanner for b&w negs



> > I've became aware of this when I was doing similar analysis recently;
> > that much of the apparent "scanner noise" was in fact film grain.  So
> > now that I'm aware of this I factor it into my testing.
> >
> > --Bill
> >
> 
> Bill,
> What you write, runs contrary to all of the recent (6 months) threads on
> the colorsync list regarding grain
> and noise.  Not that you are wrong, it's just what I've read and
> experienced with magazines scanning our work
> for reproduction.
>

I will try to grab a set of neutral density filters this weekend and see if
they reduce the amount of noise.  These filters should have *no* grain al
all.




 




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